Stuart Kuttner ‘appalled, sorry and ashamed’ for phone-hacking at News of the World, but denies ‘presiding over’ it
Former News of the World managing editor Stuart Kuttner has said he is “deeply sorry” and “ashamed” for the fact…
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Rebekah Brooks speaks out for first time since hacking trial to show support for journalists still facing trial
Rebekah Brooks has said her thoughts are with her former colleagues awaiting trial, speaking out for the first time since…
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Hacking trial over: Jury unable to reach verdict on claim Coulson and Goodman paid police for royal phone books
The hacking trial jury has said it cannot reach a verdict on the final two charges against Andy Coulson and…
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A great day for the red tops? Up to a point…
'Great day for red tops' was The Sun's playful front-page interpretation of the hacking trial verdicts today. With former Sun…
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Stuart Kuttner told police about hacked Milly Dowler voicemail message but not part of criminal conspiracy
Former News of the World managing editor Stuart Kuttner gave his "enduring thanks" to his legal team as he was…
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Tommy Sheridan in fresh bid to overturn News of the World libel case perjury conviction
Former MSP Tommy Sheridan is to launch a new bid to overturn his perjury conviction. The 50-year-old is set to…
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Hacking trial judge begins summing up: Jurors told not to be ‘dazzled’ by defendants’ power and influence
Jurors in the hacking trial have been told not to be "dazzled" by the defendants' power and influence when they…
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Kuttner defence tells hacking trial he is only guilty of being ‘too trusting’
Retired newspaper man Stuart Kuttner (pictured, Reuters) may be guilty of being "too trusting" but that is no crime, jurors…
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